* Luís Alberto Alves
When we are influenced by the devil, the church seems dull. Even praises lose their beauty through our eyes. Especially young people prefer the noise of the songs from here, with lyrics filled with lies, prostitution, defeats and praise for what is wrong, with nothing to build someone.
The good thing about life, in this case, is to stand for several hours at a rock show, sometimes stepping in the mud, facing dirty bathrooms, poor quality food and tiredness. All for a few hours of false joy. For whoever is performing there has nothing good to offer. Just more defeats.
In 1968, the Woodstock festival in 1969, held on a farm in Bethel, New York, attracted a crowd of young people. It was three days of supposed freedom. Under the rain that turned the place into a mire, sex was made, drank and used all kinds of drugs, including heroin.
The ground of the United States anthem, at the hands of guitarist Jimi Hendrix, considered one of the best in the world, in protest against the Vietnam war, coupled with drug doses, was the gunpowder of madness. Many imagined they were in the right place.
* Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor
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